“Place Names in Boston & Beyond: Tongue Twisted Town Tales” can be found at most local bookstores, as well as online at ...

Christopher Hill’s work on 17th-century England has been remarkably influential. In books like The World Turned Upside Down, ...

In her new hybrid memoir, Katie Goh unravels the multitudes citrus fruit contains, in lockstep with mythologies of ...

A Reading festival on Saturday, May 10, will honor community mothers and nod to Cinco De Mayo. The event takes place from 1 ...

A once-decrepit library on a bluff at the edge of downtown Waukegan finally came back to life last week, six decades after ...

The threat of changes to the African American museum has prompted strong responses from Democratic lawmakers, historians, ...

Local writer Samantha Wilcoxson's “James Alexander Hamilton Son of the American Revolution” tells the story of Alexander ...

Susan Sneeringer directs Patterson’s play. In “Faithless,” Shireen learns that Dr. Duffy, her mentor, won’t sign off her ...

From Pack Horse Libraries during the Great Depression to Bookmobiles in the 1950s and nurses on horseback delivering aid in ...

Your reading habits can be more than just calming, they can be therapeutic. Here's how bibliotherapy works and how to add it ...

I think my childhood experiences especially instilled in me… a love of libraries and a love of reading,” Logsdon explains.

A catastrophic clash of empires, the trail of a literary genius, influential India, Louis Pasteur’s discovery and more.